Wednesday's Delicious Deal: Zengo

The restaurant: Zengo

The deal: $10 rice and noodle bowls and $13 to $19 bento boxes at lunch

The deets: Available Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Zengo's lunch dishes include carnitas rice noodles (pork shoulder, mushroom, cashew, soft egg and hot ‘n sour sauce), beef brisket udon noodles, a Szechuan chicken rice bowl and bento boxes — one with a choice of sushi, chipotle miso soup and wakame-hijiki salad; the other with a choice of seared salmon teriyaki, tandoori chicken or grilled skirt steak served with wok vegetables and jasmine rice.

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Doggone it!!! Whys does it have to be in D.C.? Gotta plan a trip out there.

mangosteen benefits and side effects
1/13/2010 12:51 PM
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